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- ward the working out ol’ s system

Governm-;o| Canada about two years had shown 'greet tact ability and. statescrsft in dealing with the many and varied problems then confronting Canada. Under his regime, in 1840. the Upper and LOW- cr Provinces were reunited, and he had already taken the first steps to;

' real responsible overnment when

' death intervened. fn the opinion

VETERANS OBBERVE SEMI- '

CENTENARY OF THE BATTLE OF CHIGKAMAUGA

Just fifty years ago today the ar

most historians, Lord Sydenham would have found a conciliatory way

' out of the difficulties which were

soon to bring about one of the most

' stormy periods in Canadian political

any faced each other in battle order Bs ss who ssssmsd the ssvs,-so;-_

mi" °f um U°i°“ “nd tm’ C°”i°d°"' history. His successor, Sir Charles

on Ghlckamauga Creek, in Tenn

spectacular and deadly ill the his tory of warfare. The stand of Tho

B' “hip ln” th” ‘°“°“'i“g Octwer' 8'" barrel of beer, samples of which will

see' “nd b°g“" B series ‘ith °ng“ge_f_ tempted to carry on the Sydenham *be analysed_J_

work was more than conllnenc d 'l‘l\e struggles for resllonilble GOWN”

as' against the onslaughts of the Con- ment in Camas sssshsd s cl-isis (1 1-.

”‘°““ "N" We" “'”°“g ° "“°“ policies, lint ne, toe, died before lils

' B . m ,

federates that earned for him the ing the ,,dm_,n,st,.sti0s of Sh- Ch ,-_

title of “Rock of Cbickamauga,

les Metcalfe, who assumed the gilv-

;.J_£,_. \ h.

i E

fr-' ‘riff

-_IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a week or two before the they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers 'are discontinued promptly on expiry dste.

.--PLACE RAIDED.-Acting under

instructions from ,Inspector Phillips, Constable Smith. Tignlsh. and Mr. Chas. Burke, on Wednesday . list raided the premises of Joseph Shea, at Tignish Run. securing about a

-New APr'o1N'rlnEN'r.-Mr. ual-

ey Strong-of the Bank of Nova Scot- lu staff, Toronto, who has been spending his holidays at his home in Bummerside, and also relieving the

tion for Gash

imum cents

A801111 in Alberton. His phone is 7.

.-.-- -'1

-MR. l"RANK'LAl"FERTY is Gum'

dlan Agent in Sllmlncrslds. His om phone is 26. --

-Mn IH- D'l.anK_"ls ensnllsn

-F03 SALE.rA,fema1e black sil-

vni- lex cl n lnrgcliii-er. 1913. w

bred ol the fierce:-Tsplln s Price reasonable. Apply to P

Box 220, Summerside. 1516,-9-19M

ell

tes; ` td

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"Battle Above the Clouds," and t charge up Missionary Ridge, a terr fic but successful sacrifice that rank with Balnklava, were among the tr

“Fl htin Joe" Hooker’s famous emorshis is 1g43_ sm; that 0|

“_” l~;..r1nfr.lgin_ _-lrnonz the me

The semi-centenary of Cbickamau- Septe,,.,ss,. 19 is the birthday

X' able statesmen who have EOWYH B Canada, Lord Sydenham is éntiu

_ “` to a place ill the front rank. and h

gic dramas enacted by warring hosts s,,dde~,, death was 8 great blow

ou this grim, mountainous theatre the co,,,,t,.y_

O Q O

3; Manager of the bank branch at ed Kensington, received orders on Wed- ed nesday evening to report to the » branch at New Glasgow, N. S., He

sg He left for there yesterday morning.

_.__

,,, --'run coLoN1nl.s-'rns colonial

‘il ii' V " Liv,

. ' > .

ga will be flttingly celebrated today ,UML William pats,-son, Minister and tomorrow by the Union voter- Customs 'in the Lsuriei- administr ans gathered in Chattanooga, Tenn., tion st Hamilton, Out., 1839; an in the forty-seventh national en- of }_`10,,_ Issac Benson Lugas, Ont

cnmpmcnt of the Grand Army ofthe rio smtssmsm st L.iml)t_0n,. Ont.

Republic, and by the Confederates 1551 os this dum Sip Alexander who have met with them.. Not long Gs1,__ gaussian statesman, died

ago the battlefield of Gettysburg, in Most,-sap

Pennsylvania, was the scene of great reunion of the Blue and the Gray, and now the "Yanks" have invaded the Southland for a peace-

ful session with tile "Johnny Rolls” ‘Tse directors of

onfgutheir ow-ll soil. These two re- un ons have historic significance as milrking the final burying of the llatchct. A shi-lm battle between re- giments of the regillnr army of a reunited nutioll, re-enacting the dead- ly struggle on Chlckamuuga. battle- ficld half al cclltury ilgo, and a repro- duction of the “Buttle Above the Clouds” ill fireworks, are spectacular features of the Chattanooga pro- gralll.

Tile mornillg of Sept. 19, 1863,

folllld the Union zlrmy under Rosc- cralls and the Corlfcslerzltc forces un- der Bragg collfrontillg each other on each side of (`llickumilugu (`reck_ '1`hc bzlttlc begun ut 10 o`f',lock, und raged witll grcilt iicrcclless until dark, wllcll thc Unions seclucd to hilvc tllc aiilvzllllllgc. After ll night of terror, resounding with thc shricks of thc wolllldcil lllld dying the bllttlc wus resumed. With vnry illg fortullcs, and with frightful cur-

8 1'_j____-_---

STILL PUZZLED BY ROBBERY

vault while the employes of the in

out ste s No light was thrown

committed in the State. `

NEW YORK, Sept, 18.--Represents

Astor in this city today wllcn th eighth llllnunl collvclltioll of thc Fed eration of Trade Press Associlieill was culled to ol'rlcr._ H. M. Wilso president of the Ncw 'fork Trai

gates and H. M. Swcfland, llcilil f thc Federation, responded in bcb.'llf

Press Association welcomed the Ilele-

of "

of :III you have a phone in your

thc Visitors. Il. Il. Shumuu

ungé, the dny wore on. The blunder of a Ullioll ufficcl" gave the i‘ollfcder_-i atcs nn opportullity, and they chiirg-, cd with such effect that thc Fellerzlli right wing wus sllalttcrcd. Crumb- lillg bc-fore thc shock, the Ullion‘

troops were soon _sncn flying ill wild by noted lllcn connected with tra disorder towards L‘-llattulloogil,lcav-l_r,s_ssr wnrk_ lt is estimated ill

ing thousands behind, killed, wound- ed, or prisoners. With the tide of defeat wont Rnsecralls, who llllstellcd to Chattanooga to rally his shat- tered forccs. General George H. Thomas, in cnnlllslnll of the Union left, with ncilrly hull of the army of thc (‘-lllnberlzlml undef' his colllnlalld, stood firm, and mnilltllillcd his posi- tion un ai slopc of Missionary Ridge llgllilll-it rcpcutod ussllults of the

Uonlcdcriltcs. llc wus, ill very truth,

thc “Rock of (‘llig:kzllll:l\lgii," an

Chicago and lil. J. Buckley, of Phil delphiu, also delivered addrcsse The sessions will cxtcnd over thr days and thcrc will bc editorial, l\\\\ lishcrs, circlllation and udvertisln symposillms which will be address

mlers lelrcscnting ml investment

lcllt at tlll convention

at this store. They are ver smart-sailor blouse,' llllted skl white front, with .4 little fioslg

__ Moore & McLeod l553~9~l8M3i

of Stock Co. opened a three- days en- s- Engement at Happyland last evening rl and notwithstanding the disagreeable a- weather there was a large Attendance.

, The 1*-lay presented by the Company

T. was The Golden Rule and was in w _ -

ell staged All the diderent mem beg of the Company played their parts- exceedingly well, while the vaudeville between the acts, was as usual, a feature of the per!orm.allce.\

HAZLEHURST. M133. Sept- 13-'-' Tonight they will play the English

1-he Efmk Of H¢\Z\e‘ comedy drama A Fool' and His Money

llurst heard the official explanation which will no doubt draw 8 sroydsd today of the rifling of the bank’s h0,,ss__,__]_

stitlltion watched li parade from- the -MR. WILLIAM ROSE.-The death fr p _ _ 00 occurred at Sllmmerside on Wednes- tllc robbery, which is considered one day evening of Mr. Wm. Rose. De- of the most clever and daring ever ceased who was Z9 years of age had

been ailing for some time, bllt was ilblc to attend to his business until

}Tl'lAlill PAPER MEN IN SESSION Saturday last when he was forced to

take to his bed and gradually sank

- until death took place as stated a-

tivcs of practically every important bove. He leaves to mourn. his Wife tl-mic paper in the United States and three small children, his father and Cnnzldzi were gathered at thc. Hot:-l mother residing in Iicdeque, also six

c sisters and one brother._ The funeral - took place yesterday afternoon to

ii St. Paul's Cemetery and was largely

attended Services were conducted at

Tc' the church and grave by Rev. J. C.

McLean. J. '

f house or if you livc handy il phone

0 ,V :ind need 'lrugs or sulldrics ill ii hur- s_ ry use the phollc. The phone brings sc our store to your door. You can

.- shop through it with the assurance githat you will get just what you d, wuuf, our prompt uttclltion, quick

e . - dc dclivcry, the some us would be uc- ut corded you if you shopped in person.

I , ., _ _ , in Shop by phone 210 is our nun-ber. _ms ssspngatc uf $'2.5_00fl,000 are pres- The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner

S .

.Great George and Kent Ste. Mil.

A pretty |||>,g_\5 55|-gn 53|inr_ RAILROAD HELPS

dress for yf u - little girl ls ready THE TIGHT SKIRT

y _.___ rt. Wi~]l_»I.iiSl,.l<JY, MASS., Sept, 17.- " Wellesley College girls may return tf.

embroidered fl" it- The Pflf-SS me college this mu i.. fight skirt.-._ 'rm- 3 25, 3.50, 4.00, 4.=o and 5.00.

Boston null Albany Railroad hnd come to thc rescue of the young wo men. Right in front of the Wcllcslcy

hi" vnlm 'turned wh” seemed Cer' “A great. new lot of little boys station more than a hundred labor-

tr-lin ilcfcnt into ll ilruwll battle. H st ml his grnulld until lliglltffll wean his llulnlllllitioll almost

' other day. The prices_ are 2.7

“X” 3 15 4.75. 5 oo and up. Bring 'l

‘1 your small hoy and lot. us fit hf

forces to liussville. Tllc Ullioll loss,‘M00,-e&Mc|__e-,d |553_9_|gM3|

hdllsted, llc withdrew his shuttere

was reported at 16,326, of whol

1,687 were killed. 'l`hc Confederate

loss was ubout thc slime, but 2,67 were killed. The (lonfcderntes wer victors on the field, but their tri- umph wus not decisive, nlld fl few dilys inter the immortal clmrgc up Missionary Ridge giivc the Union army n decisive victory. “I did not

think it possible for men to accom-

lisll so mucll,“ wrote General

Thomas. "It wus nllwvcllous-the “SONS ITI “"6 Of U10 “BW ENQUS

Hats for men-particularly tho __

ivory handsome new soft hats-

1 L J r _ _

3”” ‘" ‘° da’ M"°'° & M° °°° B“‘R°N"T S 3,251; AQ AMERICAN ln nic House ci Commons ns n Lin- =¢§g5¢s

» ' eral. 'tE'e is interested in many scien~ 4’

tiflc and charitable organizations,

churgc of tllcsc llllmflrtill brigades. For nnc moment they wcrc lost in thc smoke of lluttle -the ncxt thci

stllndnlwls were waving lllong th

ridge."

--v---»--1-f-*'*

Sydcnllnnl, Governor-Gellerul of Can

3 "Tho finest Linens ln the Worl s are made by John S. Brown

Sons-The famous Shamroc mills. This store ls P. E. lslnn

in linens means Nlonrelll MoLeo

1553 9-M31

_____,_.__._-1

2 ` i553 9.lsm3l

_____.___.--- “Wllile nttending the Exhibition

It Needs

have

No Painting

TIIOSE neaf sparkling roqffv with their

crushed mineral shining in tile sull-

you see them all over the country-they ore Amatite roofs. '

The fact that Amntite need-r no paint-

ing means u grent saving' to those who use lt.

is also a great convenience not to to paint roofs.

Q Many buyers have ‘adopted the policy

1° suits elm# ‘ fl bl/ SXPVBSS thi’ ers h vc been workin f for the lust few

El l-»

5 dilys grading the tracks so that thc ".distilncc between the car steps aiu

m the ground no longer will be threr

feet, ns heretofore, but will be only one foot.

d I-feretofore it has been impossihlr

& for the girls to step from the truin to

K thc ground without the assistance o d t.rninlnen_ Now, however, there is no

Agent for this wonderful line-to h th ,it t sh- , , h- Sea "'15 to km’W what perfecuog hhifiiilfl wngt lie Rwagrn mgt Tlilletllgesxlrlig

though the brakemen on the Boston and Albany be deprived of their con- genial occupation of aiding beauty in

h distress.

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CHARGIDB OF GIRL

French at the battle of Poictiers.

trians in the battle of Hochstadt,

ericans at Paoli, l’a.

ized for Missouri.

1863-First day of the Battle

Uhickamauga.

1870-Tho Germans invested Paris.

sfdcnt of the United States, died Long Brunch, N. J., Born in Guys hogs, Collnty, Ohio, Nov. 19, 1831.

Sept. 6, 1817.

1894-The Democratic State Co

plank and a resolution in favor the popular election of U. S. sen tors.

1907-A new commercial treaty be

tween France and Canada signed i Paris. _ -

lish manufacturer of soap who lat bought Staiiord House! from t

historic cdcilce to the nation as museum, will celebrate his sixty-se ond birthday today. Soup grcus and printers’ ink were the ingred

out his formula for success. Ho wil

begun his business career in hi

all over thc world, and which 'ilu

works at Port Sunlight, Sir Will iz\m’s “model ll-a.nuillctory," ul' numbered among the "sigllt.s"

England.

in making good soup und udvcrtisin it effectively. His flriil was anlou

ill the co-operative and profit-sharill

among thc w0rld's 'richest men.

and this must not be lettered in all

rank and file. In schemes of thi kind there must be no -maudlin sent

,glnlsnlll ll Hlslnlvi

born in Lancashire und ut sixteen

made its proprieton ll. multi-nlillion nil-c und if baronet_ The great soup '”"

slave of -a now spends

wandering about he returned from

isno

of his

and

most recent trip the .Vance tarb- luggage consisted of no less than

pieces. As a measure of finan-

nothlng could be. more

to return from Eu-

with ninety (90) pieces of lug-

g e.

iulllnll linlsllll llnflvnnins Min

1703-The French defeated the Aus- *T*

HAMILTON, oNrr., sept. is.-nele-

1717-frlis British defeated the Ani- rates representing practically all

branches oi the Christian Endeavor

fsiszo-stats Government was organ- A°s°¢1i`\fi°n .Which 0lw`u’ed hers today

f0l‘ 8 BesBi0ll ,extending over four days Among the notable speakers in

f - 0 attendance are Rev. Francis Clark,

founder of the socilty; Karl Leh-

1gg1._Jsmss A___Gs,us1d_ 20th P,s_ m'snn, international field secretary;

sf, Rev. W. A. Mc'i`aggart,'Rev. H. A.

_ MacPherson, Rev. A. W. Rolfe, Rev.

DF- Gili”0y and many others. A

1393_Si,. Alsxsndsr Gsm sl-umm, school' cf methods will be conducted

ent Canadian statesman, died. Born “Wh di’-Y by Mr- Ltlimanndlnd every

morning im addres`s on spirit-lllled

_ life will be given by the Rev, 'A. W.

s .

vention of Ohio adopted e. free-sliver none' _

f ‘,;_ nl-lsl.>l<ilfl.l'rle Friar

or .aRsoN sounn.

` oNnoN si- t' 11-A desperate

s ,L , .p _ _ _

attempt by a( sudragette “arson

squad" to burn down Penhurst Place

LEVER C3 .1-0DAy_ WON FORTUNE the historic fourteenth century coun-

TAME AND TITLE FROM S0.A1._ ty sent of Lord De L.’Isle» and Dudley

at Tunbridge Kent, was made in the

Sir wiuism Leven the famous Esg_ course of last night. The inmates of

ely h

the great mansions, were awakened

s by the crackling of wood by clouds

Duke of Sutherland and presented tb4 °f S‘“°k“'» “IF” “W f1`“m°W°"k ‘lf 8

number of windows was ablaze A

u ' _ - ,__ working party of household employes s soon succeeded in extinguishing thc ,_ flames with the sufilcicllt apparatus

ents used by Sir William in working 0" the P"*`m‘“”S- _

s 'l"wo women were seen fleeing across

the lnwll in front of thc building lllld

s ri large uniollllt of sllffmgcttc litera-

f,,tho,.»s shop at Boltom Tm, years ture was found in the grounds while intel' he laid thc foundation of thc “°“l’s 0' fill-7** soaked in P"-tY0\°“\“ grcuf. business which is llow known “""'0 di5‘5"V"f1`cd i“ 5f‘V‘“`f‘\ l’l“°95»

‘f s/lv "slvlol~1le" wll,.i. nE'l‘UuN

_ ' (‘.f~1ICAGO, Sept. 1;7;.-Fedcrul Jlldgc

f‘»urpeutcr today approved the per-

Ocnfectod bill in the appeal of .luck

i Johnsoll, negro pugilist, convicted of

violutin the Munn Act and thc do-

. - - - ~ - H ‘Sir William attributes his success Cumcnt Wm be med in the United

g States Circuit Court of Appeals ill ll E few days. Johnsoll's uttorllcy dc-

the mst' to realli" the. possibmtms clnres llc will return froul Europe to of newislmpcrs , In secllhrfg gelmnn Chicago when his appeal comes up publicity. Ho ls also a flrm believer] ,Nxt month

E __

principles. and has put his theories A|;Gm.p]~ Lmgnn

into f_‘HCC!; all P0113 Sllilllgllli, Wh0l'B Sv|l1’uKy._'S MUUH LEQS the employes of his firm live in the THAN LAST YEAR happiest conditions. This “model| ...___ fowl" is the most successful so-slr oT'1'A\vA, sentemnce i-/-'rlinrc wns emfivff iiidustfial °0mmU¥\itY ill thc ri collsidcruble dccrcuse in the num- World- DCEDUC this lU_ViSi0I\ Of PPO- ber of trudc disputes in Canada dur- ilfs with hiB WOI`lIm0l\, Sli' William ing August, ag crllnpgircd with the has mflflliged to llccllmulate 5 lol" number during the previous month "“"e esfimated “ii [wt 1059 than and corresponding month lust year. '$200.000.000. Whi011 gives him I1 P1866 There were also fewer working days

lost than during July.

“TM dfsil f€il“lBlt€ Of S“C°°59f\1\ The department's record shows that

co-operation," said Sir William. re- cently. “is I1 high C1899 management. disputes during August, as compared

6,896 employes were affected by the

Y with durin July and 9,500 dur-

wuy. The policy of the business mustqng August, 19%; The number or be free from any interference of the worlqns days lost during August. was

B approximately 100,520, compared with i- 188,867 working days lost in July and

the

_welisfs ska# in the

It ` _is usually

, 0 Coffee

and

f‘li‘.\ilv» Pride

she serves.

Chase fb Sanborn. V.; ,io ”_'l'M.¢'lntyeal.

Al; 4.. _

as- s ff- 1 --

CHARGE RAILROADB _

ALSO OPERATORS OF'

railroad. _

Plilnslsv orrv september `1'1- g“"°" t°m°"°w'

Testimony to shbw that the Lack- -°-1------~

_ _...__-

Assemblyman Charles .M. Egan

ANTHRACITE MINES presided at the session of the commit

tee, which will continue the investi-

road of New Jersey directly or ind rsctly control the anthracite coal mines of the east, was given at_ t e opening session here today of the New Jersey legislative committee appoint- ed to investigate the alleged hard coal combine. There was put in evidence ri circular alleged to have been issued confidentially at Philadelphia last spring which specifies t/he prices to be charged for coal in the following sea- son.

Charles J. Roe, of Jersey City,

counsel to the committee, said he would establish that the railroads named, not only controlled the mines, but through subsidiary companies, were actually engaged in coal mining.

Harry L. Bellis, and investigator in

the department of illstfce, and of the Pennsylvania Public Utilities com-, mission, gave testimony tending to show thc plices of cmli were thc re- sult of an agreement between ~ the

awanna, Erie, Lehigh Valley, Phila-

delpllia and Reading, and Central rail SENTENCE DIGGB.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1'!-Maury

I. Diggs, former state architect of California, was sentenced today by Judge Vov Fleet in the United States District Court to serve two years in the State penitentiary as San Qiien- nin and to pay a Hue of S2000.. for violating the Mann White Slave Trai-» fic Act. F. Drew Caminetti »wss_s,,nt_ tenced to 18 months at San Quentin and to pay a flue of $1500 for li sim- ilac offence. "

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'MASONIC OFFICIlI`.S._ -

TORONTO, Sept. 18.-Grnnd Ma 'aci- Mosllre of the Grand Lodge of Cl .lu- dil has appointed Major Alfred Gur- rnn, Gralld Director of Ceremonies nnd Sir Allnn Aylcswortb, Grand Senior Deacon of tllc Masons.

s_ f" r s r’ 4. _*_ .-1- _ s

,;_;_- _-__-_ _1_ _-__-_»_-_ _-_-_-_-_~_,-_-_-_-_-_ _-_ _-_-_ _ _~_-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _

GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS

One cent per word firsf insertion in fhis column. half cent per word

for each conlinualion. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge Twcnlyflve cenfs.

V” tr- gf- 7'- " ' J .

AGENTS “WE” “ani

lfoll'l*l`lIi'i'F AcslN7is_`wAN'i‘isu. 'cnrk ren females. D. lvl. Mellénnld,

Solid for Catalogue Solar and Bro- 28 Pownal St., Charlottetown. mide prints. Portraits flnt and 1563-ll-13Me3lpd_

;McrchantsAI’orI.ruit Co.,_Toronto J MALE

Q n si 1555 il-islilzlpc WA E “

family; Good home; fair wages; _

Convex. Frames nod shcet Pictures. '- _ L_- =-.:;- -- 'wa

~ ll

WANTED AT ONCE-TWO COAT

Makers und one Punt Maker. Steady

---»-;-»-~~--,- f- ,»-,-1--»;' ~~~- _ ~ clllployment, Highest wllgcs. Apply “i.l$i._l.”"i;;;.“.:; ".€’.‘.il' A f:‘§.l‘; *iii* fi .~‘l~°"f=1l.»f.- 1-lf°°-._-.1a2»wMc~ gm _ ' '_ N'r D A vouso MAN Fon w`.lN'1‘l~.lll-v`r}ili~iE'ij7lDv 'l‘o`l.l~i.\uN ggi” 18

i ‘lr - ll . ~ - -. s3§,\.\5’f'E§}‘°_r{',,{,'§s °“r w.lN'l‘un Ar ouon MAN sou GEN-

i cs wu es to

, , '_ , ,- ` ~ f ~ -'_ eral farm work. H gb t 1; “’.’3f“.?.”‘.l’...i;‘3."‘.I;".T3?.’§.§i......‘l‘”.?.l‘..%.Tl "sc ADW W H- Kew-

l~ . ' seuilipnrc 1521-9-llsmolpd.

to the right woman. Apply

hollsework Apply Mrs. B. R. Hol- .

by .

letter, “Ho\lsekeepcr, Guardian Of- __ __ __ ___ ____ _fice. _ __ _________ __15'Il-_-flii_lYl_':li-_ L0s'p_ BETWEEN CAPTAIN HU - \VAN'i`l~lD.-GIRL FOR GENERAL

bley's, Southport, and Hillsboro Bridge, wntch and fob. C. A. Walk-

mnn, 202 prince st. 1544-9-17Mti. er. B-5- Northumberland- Reward-

WANTED-IMMEDIATELY, A Main ,_ _P _ ,_ 15739 ‘SMQPEQ

ment. No faddiest ideas must be al-

s loss ol about 106,000 during August

or eneral housework, A l Mrs. i....f....., .. 0...... .-.".‘?" uisgcgplurgyg ___

__15_9_7;9_-15M3i Pd- AUTOMOBILE TO HIRE AT REAS-

WANTED-AT ONCE, A CAPABLE enable rates. Apply J.- J. Davies,

girl or woman for general house-- 'Jr. 1432-9-l1M12ipd. workin small family. Mrs. George N'OTmE_A_ M,,KE`ITz’n§.’§‘ §f_,§CK_ Morris, Methodist Parsonage, Ken- smithfs shop is again osss for busy. Bll1Ei¢0n~ 1485'9'12l'f_5iDd~ ness and he will be pleased to see all

lowcd to govern the business."

Sir William bas spent several year

1912. Nine disputes actually occurred

H during August. "

_______,____.___---- WANTED FOUR MORE YOUNG

ladies to learn the n'lillinery_ S.

bis old customers back and as manl' new ones as feel disposed to come-

A_ luencnnla. 1415-il-lei/uf. i5'4li_.3i__i_-l_si.!i_i_l;igl___

WA ,

our millinery work rooms. Apply this week to Miss Rendle, at Prowse

Bros. Ltd. 1010-8-2021.

`N'rsln s1x"sil°A"n_'Fo1RLs Fon i~6k"“nXNf>i-l`sTi\`é`§”"'FrruN'r1os_

Every fox rancher should have one of our patent drinking fount- ains in each pen to assure the fox es hgving clean water at all times

wllllnni Hope-Nelson, hai-cnet, who Bell. “The Brass Bell. and sth r is a wealthy steamship owner. It is double-B’d romances, is still a young

derstond that the weddin of Miss man‘ with a long career of serial

Y- 5

.- box, at your Dru_gglsf's.

National Drug am! Cha aal Ce

_ . roll sau; _

FOR SALE,-ONE PAIR ISLAND

R. cure Guar

A supply always on hand at P.E. Island Fox Exchange and Realty. Oo., Ltd., and James Arthur di Co

bred black foxes. 1913, litter, s. Bummerslde- 688-1-8115*-f~

dmn_ 1570_9_1sM4i_

Fon sans.-'rwo nounnn sau- T9_|-ET _

merless- ‘Anllly 63 Bayfield st. Apply at this onlne. ~

relied. 12 sense. shvt suns. ham- 'ro LET-l.AnGl=i su1~iNY Rooms

1552-9-lslvlzl. _ isle-9-in/l:-lips.

the use of money and intimidatfoll they endeavored to get witnesses to

it . NnfN, s `i. 11-A in - _ v

will psy you to call at the 'rwo Macs pgsgengsis ssifgis for N,.;°;i,k ,of -l_;_r_l_d i_:___ \:_hl;i;°_i__r;nn_<;_i_ i_l;e_ __Li\_r_i_+rl1__onl ‘ Most people would _ be

(lhiirles Powlott Thompson, Lord -the headquarters for horse and day was James Hope-Nelson, who is _a_g_l;r_es __l_! A_£ca_ e scnv__e__ cs ss - b_enelited by _the 0CCa,-

_ cattle preparations, smokers _suppll- going to St, l,,oui_s tp claim ss his Enghmd lady Lever awhom h__u__a_rl slonsyuscof __ ,_ _

adn, died seventy-two years ago to- es, toilet articles and every hlng you bride Miss Isnbeie Valle of that _ - ‘ ~ _ ' _ _ lax

dny, Sept. 19, 1811, from iniuries could want in thc llnc of good drugs city. The marriage will add another _iles i“ 1874i died ab°“t “V0 i“°“-'hs 2313):" _Egan bl augsi caused by an nccidentnl fi-ill from a and sundries. The Two Macs, 149 to the already long list of alliance Z - .. _ with°;{d§s.c°mfo§t.t£_-_ frée _ horse. He had begun his duties as ‘Great George St. MEtf between American girls and English J the G Stem of gh. gms"

E tlt,le-holders. The bridegroom elect Lmlis 0S9P\1 VB-D66. H\lU\0l' Ui h. hy . th blood d

f f f ~ * is the eldest sen nna lielr ei slr “Tl\e__ Black Bas." “'1fl_le Bronze f;__:;s.P;’,;*;°:§‘m,§ I ;_“a

_ mi

nn g

Vnlle and Mr. Hope-Nelson will take` rights and royalties ahead of him. place in St. Louis early next month. He was born in Washington thirty

four years ago today, and was edu-

,______.___.._. cated in Brooklin. His first amhi- _

tion was to become an illustrator, and it was while studying art in

. New York that he met loved and

SEND 7 To JAH” married gba lady who is now Mrs.

__ ._ Vance. oon after their marriage in

them young women and one n vcner- wnrk ns B clerk 1" the °mce of “ pub .imc Metlimllst vrcnclier, are lieln in "°""°° ",:"P°’I““‘;';o‘,;* “ "“““Y

il ,_ S ,H -th ,_ , H _ . per wee _ n _ a son wa _

Ellis; of tllrlrdlhehhortswtlll ;ti\fl.tlen:Jut bg. \,’,"m tc' we happy bv p°°r,,°°“ple

court charges against two of the sev- . It WT' t “'38, 0“,"°°i' “ vm); ,

“___ lmpor an e n, o ny nmy _ _

hilt in tile history of American let-

The prisoners are William Bagley, cl *_ th __ mp

th” mv' A' M"“‘°,i; Hmilw' D°'“§` 1 'B 'llfpllie niches be.; lnr

0 s ’ _

scy, Washington cyn cs, so , ‘

~ _ thc responsibilities (a w

Henlamin Reynolds, William (Hayes pm d bt ) O,

- ~ 1 I sp. ng e s

‘$31Ehyouyériiauglltlsr¢3uW;ll'iaIn1lag;'g aight “ev” h“Y.° ley. All r.f them are accused of con- “t

tempt of court. It is alleged that by

of using nothing but Amatite owing to this economy and satisfaction.

A booklet about Amatfte will be sent

the jurisdiction of the court

involving an attack on the

Washington Reynolds by

fzenon Adlriasoerscareaf qiicc.

of marriage

A NOTICE

KD*

tlfe sale

_ _fs __

Buell E. Silocs

'lilel Will Please

We have a lot of men's

ii bggts and shoes ranging

$4 fill fe $5.00 i ‘pair

We just have tollsell them and to do so have nduccd

tllemto .

FOR SALE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE,

cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ives, __M9ptszue. ___#__ __ ._e-zsMllltl__ FOR SALE, A QUANTITY OF

shingles. Apply Henry Corles, Suf- folk, Lot 34. _ 1542-9-17M3l.

FOR SALE.-BY AUCTION ON PRE-~

misss, Tuesday, 30th, Sept. 1913 at twelve e’clock noon. Four building lots, North Side Reserve Street, See haudbills. Gaudet & _1I_as[ard.~ ~ 144319-11Ml7l. HENS FOR SALE,-32 YOUNG LAY-

ing Hens, mostly Pure Bred White Wyandotte and Black Minorcus splendid layers, for qulck_ sale will

T0 LET. HOUSE ON HILLBBOR0

St. with modern conveniences. at present occupied by Mr. McLaren. Possession given Sept. first. Avi W. at Wellner'a Jewelry Slow.

976- li-19M’ '| -

sn __ £11-_-1

TEACHERS WANT l_il_i_l____

wnurrln-A" 'riilncnsu roll ullll.~ vllls seliccl No. 138, D.-..1. Bjapnd- era, Secretary. ` 15.41-‘-V17 31115 i _ wr: wul. lmr you-~,»,i3e.eo to distribute reiigl lislytarstlirs ul S001:

sell at 50 cents each. Apply at Cnrter's Bookstore. 1518-9-l6M3l.

oommnelimdixi ‘y W lf- 1° "_ ~:::°.'l'l‘,'i::‘.::§..fl\:,=.‘r,,".l'.':‘.l.l.is ge sud. may nelessl a _k_i;w{_sm,

:nsdina Ave . .lporon o. _ ~

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i” P'i°° fm” ‘ ' vm. r. usuell. d conlmar, l.lnlrs:n.A A ' ' A

- IEW GLASGOW. NOVA l00’l'lA_

uno ro Announce 'rum' owluo 'ro ‘rlhl ul¢vlll.ol»i|_sN‘l‘ or 1-nam susmsss is me r/lsr .iso rotpowmo fills rl.»\Ns

‘mem mlslssss vv_ll.l.__lii: cspllmlisls, 5_\§s_N{ili_s_ o_i_',_

ron lmvlu.orn|lN~rs naclisrnv llqluollnarsn, ukbsxrrsn __

lip cmmes lu ms exscurlvs ls

, rhrnonlml As`lN 'ral l-».s'r, wa Ima,

i rllr; unrlrlnc nlunct conramr, linillei

A cu/mos no lunni. 1-|\us1-me ro as rrltl. if vounsn wifll Ivourl vlincsn

_ voimll r_a‘lrps_p_l.m_1, - _ _ .. ' - P. ueunlu a coufulsv. Linnea; ..

cesriirl-i.ll1‘sl». -rms :sum iinscv

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